The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
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TO TIE OHIO STATE BALL LEAGUE
Al . Meeting of the Club Representation
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KALAMAZOO, MICH, Nov. 16.-The Ohio
State League meeting was held here to.
day. All the clubs were represented but
zanesville. whose proxy was hold by Pres.
ident Yoegel. The delegates from other
cities were: L. A. Loichat, Canton; J. B.
Connoll,. y. J. Jennings, Columbus; R.W.
Smith, Kalamazoo; Capt. W. H. Taylor,
Mansfield; J. E. Hauser, sanduuky; Oscar
sseley and A. O. Buckenberger, Wheel
ing. w as Ky y5aG
The morning session convened ut 10
o'clock, President YoeSel presiding. The
session was consumed in reading tho an.
nual report Of the President considered
section by section and finally adopted as q
whole on motion Of Mr.. sseleY. Among
other things this changes the galary OF
umpires, which ia increased from $50 per
month to $50. d 5iii3a, i.
The fine Of S. Of W. II. Taylor, gcorer,
Mansfield, for delay in sending in the
official score, was remitted. Tho Presi.
dent was sustained In Buspending Stroth.
ers, for striking Umpire Ullery at San.
duaky. !, IA s,Gs,&,Gfs ~ 5oslt
The financial report was referred to an
auditing committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Loichat, 8eeley and Hsuaer. l5rb}
s. The salary limit and means by which
minor leagues can reserve players was dis
cusssd favorsbly. Mr.. Linn, Of Lima, Ohio,
was admitted to the meeting, and after
free discussion Lima was forpally received
as q member. ~ vs. s51a,sfF W ~5E "
z AT the afternoon session the election Of
officers occurred. ya5 #
Mr.. seeley nominated W. h. McDer.
moth, OF Columbus, and F. H. Brunell, OF
Cleveland, wsr uamed by MI. Hauser for
President. .Thesvota was + for MoDor-
moth and / for Brunell. The election OF
McDermoth was made unanimous on mo.
ton OF Mr.. Hauaer. siii y
The election Of the Secretary and Treas.
urer was postponed.
The salary limit was made S, ,U06 peY
month for an entire team. The guarantee
was made the same as tho las. year, forty
dollays 10 each visiting team and ifty.fve
dollars at Kalamaroo, and on holidays
fifty per cent Of the gate receipts. N So
The constitution was amended concern.
ing games. One inning played entities
tho visiting team to the guarantee. a--s'.
A committee OF three was appointed 10
select ball. consisting of Meears. McDer.
moth, sesley and E. O. Taylor. A motion
was carried that two new balls aud en- old
one be furnished the umpire at each game.
II the good balls are Loaf they will use the
practice balls. Tho guarantee bond was
discussed. Eaoh club must put up bond
Of $500, approved by the local county clerk
or probate judge. The suspensions Of
strothars, Dillon, Grumbling. Graf, Dale
and Darrow wers removed. Mr.. Connolly,
Of Columbus, was elected secsotsry. I The
present treasurer remains in Office. The
aslary cs the president was fixed at one
hundred doliars snd tho secretary two
hundred dollars. s:-
The pennant was formally pressntsd 30
Kalamazoo, and tho meeting adjourned.
President Voegelo reported the va
rious assessments on the different clubs,
the receipts through fines, the total ex.
penditures and the disposition Of the guar
antee fund. In the general treasury there
Is ST 300 25, $3l 25 OF which is in the ex-
pense fund and Sl,s9a in the guarantee
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